In this series, I’ll show you why an outfit didn’t work and the steps I took to fix it! I love this topic because we all run into this issue when we’re styling ourselves and sometimes all it takes is a simple fix
In this segment of Thrift it Fix it, a cropped moto jacket comes to the rescue!
I’ve been in a style rut. Which explains why you haven’t seen as many style posts on the blog lately. I’m usually ready for a change of pace towards the end of summer and this year was no exception.
I recently took over the ReStitch.com Instagram page to share how I sales this I Heart Ronson dress 4 ways. This dress was brand new with the $72 retail tags still attached.
I’ve always been hesitant to try the 10×10 challenge because I wasn’t sure how it would work for office wear. The challenge hosted by a Caroline calls for 10 pieces that you mix and match for 10 days.
Before we get into this month’s 12 Months of Thrifting prompt, I have a thrift confession (thriftession?) to share: shoes are some of my favorite things to thrift.
We’re half way through the 12 Months of Thrifting Challenge! How’s it going for you? Are you getting the most of out your purchases? If I had to narrow it down to the top 3 items on this list, a black pencil
Thrifticating Ashley Graham’s look was as easy as $2 + $4 +$7!
This outfit was a head to toe thrifted look and affirms my love for black and brown together.
Common Threads Thrift, located at 22049 Lorain Road in Fairview Park opened last month and the fine folks over there invited me to check it out and host a giveaway for my thrifty readers.
Anyone else try to eat while wearing bell sleeves? Not a good look.
I love 70s fashion. It’s one of my favorite decades for fashion.
